M.Dv.Nr.377 : may you show us your Flaggenbuch ?

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Dear Friends,

I want to show you my flaggenbuchs.

Thanks for your visits.

C.

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Reichsmarine's Flaggenbuch

The left one : Z20 Karl Galster

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German...0_Karl_Galster

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Kriegsmarine's Flaggenbuch

Marineschule Mürvik

With many updates

[caracciola]

Reichsmarine's Flaggenbuch

The right one : Marineschule Mürvik

With many updates

Thanks for your visits and comments.

C

[oldflagswanted]

Wow ...

Reichsmarine's Flaggenbuch
Dear Friends,
I want to show you my flaggenbuchs.
Thanks for your visits.
C.

C:
Wow !!! Very nice indeed - BRAVO .
I've never seen the RM 1928's before.
..... OFW .....
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(My 1st WAF Avatar)
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(below) I have in my reference book collection
several for ship use UK and US maritime flag ID
hardbound editions, c. late 1800's through WW2.
For online example page viewing use this link.

[caracciola]

M.Dv.Nr.377 : may you show here your Flaggenbuch ?

Dear OFW,

Thanks for your nice comments. Do you know why the RM ones are not so easy to find ? Was it ordered to destroy them after the printing of the KM version ?

Nobody here to show us his nice Flaggenbuch ?

Thank you very much - Have a good WE

C.

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Why so few original FB's ???

Dear OFW,
Thanks for your nice comments. Do you know why the
RM ones are not so easy to find ? Was it ordered to
destroy them after the printing of the KM version ? ...
C.

C:
In WAF t=979286 it was said that only "14 [original 1939
KM-FB copies are] known" to have survived WW2. IDK why
the RM 1928's are also so rare, but the traumas suffered by
WW2 are likely the reason why so few still exist.